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Will any news come out today?
Nope! It will come next Friday.Will any news come out today?
yes I just got accepted this morningWill any news come out today?
Accepted this morning! Interviewed 1/22. So excited!!! OOS (CA)
+1Pre-II R, was on hold since 10/22, OOS
Thank youCongrats!
Hi!Pre-II R. Complete 10/1, Hold 11/5. OOS. They really titled their rejection email "Final Interview Invitation Status." Cold.
A lot of pre-meds just skim the subject line and would see "interview" as a potential interview invite. I think removing "interview" from the subject line would help alleviate that potential unfound excitement.Hi!
We would never intend to have our emails come across as "cold". We would love to hear and are always open to any suggestions for a re-title of the email as we are always trying to improve our communication!
Thank you,
Admissions
Last time it came at 2:50 PST so I'm sure it'll come out in a bit.Has anybody gotten the "deferral" email today?
I think that maybe titling it like "Application Update or Final Application Decision" might be a better title. I just feel like having the interview invitation in the subject maybe a little misleading and once you read the email and see the rejection it can be even more upsetting. I appreciate you asking for feedbackHi!
We would never intend to have our emails come across as "cold". We would love to hear and are always open to any suggestions for a re-title of the email as we are always trying to improve our communication!
Thank you,
Admissions
Thank you so much for your honest feedback! We will take this into consideration for next cycle.I think that maybe titling it like "Application Update or Final Application Decision" might be a better title. I just feel like having the interview invitation in the subject maybe a little misleading and once you read the email and see the rejection it can be even more upsetting. I appreciate you asking for feedback
I think that maybe titling it like "Application Update or Final Application Decision" might be a better title. I just feel like having the interview invitation in the subject maybe a little misleading and once you read the email and see the rejection it can be even more upsetting. I appreciate you asking for feedback
Decisions come out every two-three weeks. Unfortunately, we cannot give out the specific dates!Just got deferred again. @AdmissionsOffice Does this mean decisions will be coming out in two weeks again?
Thanks for the information. Are you allowed to tell us approximately how many acceptances are left to give out? I understand if you can’t disclose it.Decisions come out every two-three weeks. Unfortunately, we cannot give out the specific dates!
Yup. Interviewed 1/8/21Has anybody gotten the "deferral" email today?
I also interviewed 1/29 and received the defferal email. I am wondering the same thing.Just got a deferral email and I interviewed on 1/29. Did anyone from 1/29 receive an acceptance call? I thought it was weird that I received the email only 2 weeks after my interview date, as opposed to 3 weeks which has been the trend.
They don’t accept them, per their website.Would sending a letter of interest hurt me?
Thanks, I wasn’t sure if letter of interest and letter of intent were the same thing.They don’t accept them, per their website.
It's impossible to say at this point. The fact that you interviewed in November is a good sign though.I interviewed in November, LOVED this school, and I’m starting to think I’ll either get waitlisted or rejected
yup i got it on friday :/Has anybody gotten the "deferral" email today?
It's just a deferral. It's basically saying that they haven't made a decision yet. You truly can be accepted at any time. The actual waitlist will come out in March (mid-late March specifically). It will very clearly say that it is a "waitlist".Good day, everyone! This is my first post here at Student Doctor Network, please to meet my fellow UACOM-T applicants (and future classmates and colleagues )
For my first ever post, I have a very boring question to ask. I was just wondering how a "waitlist" letter from UACOM-T would look like as opposed to a deferred letter or a "we haven't made a decision" letter. Some of my friends who also applied to UACOM-T got a letter saying that they are still active candidates in the applicant pool and they haven't been rejected yet. Is that a waitlist then, or is that just a deferral at this time?
Or maybe I need to learn how to read.
It is pretty likely, yes. Basically, they score your entire application across several categories (academics, interview, etc). The average score is the order that you get accepted in. For example, everyone that has a 4.9+ score, will get accepted. Then the 4.8 to 4.7 etc. As the need more and more people to accept, you keep going lower and lower. It's possible that someone got an interview early but then has an average score that is less than someone who interviewed later. Let's say you have a 4.1. You won't get accepted until they lower the bar to 4.1 regardless of when you interview.Is it likely to get off the deferred list? If they already passed over you, what makes them change their mind later?
Thank you very much for your answer! Very much appreciated.It's just a deferral. It's basically saying that they haven't made a decision yet. You truly can be accepted at any time. The actual waitlist will come out in March (mid-late March specifically). It will very clearly say that it is a "waitlist".
They have a scoring system, and the interview is the last number you get to add to your score. Everyone above a certain # gets an auto A after interviewing. Everyone else is deferred until interviews wrap up. After all interviews are done, they keep going further down the number list. Ie. 4.9= auto A, then open to 4.8, 4.75, 4.7. At some point when they have the set number of A's the remainder of students get Waitlisted.Is it likely to get off the deferred list? If they already passed over you, what makes them change their mind later?
It is pretty likely, yes. Basically, they score your entire application across several categories (academics, interview, etc). The average score is the order that you get accepted in. For example, everyone that has a 4.9+ score, will get accepted. Then the 4.8 to 4.7 etc. As the need more and more people to accept, you keep going lower and lower. It's possible that someone got an interview early but then has an average score that is less than someone who interviewed later. Let's say you have a 4.1. You won't get accepted until they lower the bar to 4.1 regardless of when you interview.
Earlier in this thread, I posted a detailed document from their website that e
Ha ha! We were posting at the same time.xplains this process.